• Extended three-bedroom 1930s semi-detached home +
• Situated on a popular and quiet residential backwater in WV10 +
• Excellent opportunity to add value – ripe for refurbishment +
• Already benefitting from a single-storey rear kitchen extension +
• Generous front driveway providing off-road parking for multiple vehicles +
• Three first floor bedrooms, including two doubles +
• Shower room with electric shower and combi boiler +
• Large rear garden with lawn, patio area, summerhouse and multiple storage sheds +
• Excellent transport links to Wolverhampton, i54 and motorway networks +

32 Romsey Road, WV10
Offers in the Region of £230,000 Set back behind a brick-built boundary wall on a quiet and popular residential backwater, this extended three-bedroom 1930s semi-detached home presents an excellent opportunity for purchasers looking to add value. Already benefitting from a single-storey rear extension, the property is ripe for refurbishment, offering a solid footprint and well-proportioned accommodation that allows buyers to modernise and personalise to their own taste. With generous driveway parking and a practical layout, it will appeal strongly to families, first-time buyers and those seeking a value-enhancing project. The property is approached via a good-sized front driveway, providing parking for a number of vehicles. An open storm porch leads to a uPVC front door which opens into a welcoming, carpeted entrance hallway, setting the tone for the home and providing access to the principal ground floor rooms and staircase. To the left-hand side, there is access into the dining room, a well-proportioned and versatile space which comfortably accommodates a family dining table and chairs. From here, a pleasant flow leads through into the living room, positioned to the front of the property. The living room is a comfortable and inviting space, featuring a focal point electric fire, a single radiator for heating, and a double glazed bow window to the front elevation, which not only allows for an abundance of natural light but also creates additional usable floor space typical of homes from this era. From the dining room, a glazed internal door opens into the single-storey rear kitchen extension. The extended kitchen benefits from tiled flooring and is fitted with a wealth of wall and floor units, complemented by a tile-hung splashback and sink unit. There is space for a gas oven, and the room is naturally well-lit thanks to two windows overlooking the rear garden, creating a bright and functional workspace. An external door provides access to the side of the property, ideal for everyday practicality. Off the kitchen sits a useful guest cloakroom, fitted with a WC and wash hand basin. In addition, there is a pantry located beneath the staircase, offering excellent storage space and further enhancing the practicality of the ground floor layout. The staircase rises to the first floor landing, featuring a wooden balustrade and providing access to all bedrooms and the shower room. The principal bedroom is positioned to the front of the home and is a generous double room. It benefits from a bay window overlooking the driveway, fitted units set around the chimney breast, and a radiator for heating. Bedroom two, located to the rear, is another good-sized room with a double glazed window overlooking the large rear garden, making it an ideal guest room or child’s bedroom. Bedroom three has been thoughtfully adapted by removing the original boxed section accommodating stair head height, resulting in a room that is larger than a traditional box room. It overlooks the front elevation and is perfectly suited for use as a home office, nursery or single bedroom. The shower room is fitted with vinyl flooring and includes an electric shower, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. A built-in cupboard houses the combi boiler, and a frosted window provides natural light while maintaining privacy.